User manual SONY XR-C6120

[. . . ] 3-865-812-11(1) FM/AM Cassette Car Stereo Operating Instructions US Owner's Record The model and serial numbers are located on the bottom of the unit. Record the serial number in the space provided below. Refer to these numbers whenever you call upon your Sony dealer regarding this product. XR-C6120 Serial No. For installation and connections, see the supplied installation/connections manual. XR-C6120 © 1999 by Sony Corporation Warning This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. [. . . ] · Display the program type. Changing the operative direction The operative direction of controls is factoryset as shown below. To increase 1 Select the item you want to adjust by pressing (SOUND) repeatedly. VOL (volume) n BAS (bass) n TRE (treble) n BAL (left-right) n FAD (front-rear) 2 To decrease Adjust the selected item by rotating the dial. Adjust within three seconds after selecting the item. (After three seconds, the dial function reverts to volume control. ) If you need to mount the rotary commander on the right hand side of the steering column, you can reverse the operative direction. Attenuating the sound Press (ATT) on the optional rotary commander or wireless remote. To restore the previous volume level, press (ATT) again. Press (SOUND) for two seconds while pushing the VOL control. Tip You can also change the operative direction of these controls with the unit (page 15). 14 Changing the sound and display settings The following items can be set: ·CLOCK (page 7). ·BEEP ­ to turn the beep sound on or off. ·RM (Rotary Commander) ­ to change the operative direction of the rotary commander. -- Select "NORM" to use the rotary commander as the factory-set position. -- Select "REV" when you mount the rotary commander on the right side of the steering column. ·M. DSPL ­ to turn the motion display on or off. ·A. SCRL (Auto Scroll)* (page 16). Boosting the bass sound -- D-bass You can enjoy a clear and powerful bass sound. The D-bass function boosts the low frequency signal with a sharper curve than conventional bass boost. You can hear the bass line more clearly even while the vocal volume remains the same. You can emphasize and adjust the bass sound easily with the D-BASS control. Level D-BASS 3 D-BASS 2 D-BASS 1 1 2 Press (SHIFT). Press (2) (SET UP) repeatedly until the desired item appears. Each time you press (2) (SET UP), the item changes as follows: CLOCK n BEEP n RM n M. DSPL n A. SCRL* * When no CD or MD is playing, this item will not appear. 0dB Frequency (Hz) Adjusting the bass curve Turn the D-BASS control to adjust the bass level (1, 2, or 3). "D-BASS" appears in the display. To cancel, turn the control to OFF. Note If the bass sound becomes distorted, adjust the D-BASS control or volume. 3 4 Press (4) (n) to select the desired setting (Example: ON or OFF). After the mode setting is complete, the display returns to normal playback mode. Note If the "SFT" indication appears, press (SHIFT) to complete the mode setting. 15 With Optional Equipment CD/MD Unit This unit can control a maximum of ten external CD/MD units in this configuration: CD unit ­ maximum of five MD unit ­ maximum of five Any combination up to ten will work. If you connect an optional CD unit with the CD TEXT function, the CD TEXT information will appear in the display when you play a CD TEXT disc. After you select the desired item, the display will automatically change to the Motion Display mode after a few seconds. In the Motion Display mode, all the above items are scrolled in the display one by one in order. Tip The Motion Display mode can be turned off. (See "Changing the sound and display settings" on page 15). Playing a CD or MD 1 2 Press (SOURCE) repeatedly to select CD or MD. [. . . ] · There is noise in the space between tracks. · The blank space is too short (less than four seconds). · The SEEK/AMS control was pushed up immediately before the following track. · The SEEK/AMS control was pushed down immediately after the track starts. [. . . ]